the second half of the 20th century had more incredible legendary musicians and composers than I think will ever happen in any century ever again. It was the perfect combination of instruments and recording techniques being perfected, a big pool of classical genius to draw from and build on and they didn't have stuff like autotune yet so people really had to be able to play their instruments.
There is no way, absolutely no way, to fail in your career when your presentation card is a song like this. At this point, when the first chord sounded, Oasis took possession of the world.
It does annoy me when people dismiss Oasis as just a Beatles rip off band. Tons of artists have tried to rip off The Beatles but what made Oasis great was that they really were their own new thing. Noel was good enough to compose at least a dozen songs that were easily as good as The Beatles songs and Liam was a good enough singer to bring them to life. Overall I don't think anyone will ever surpass The Beatles but there have been enough groups to me that at their peak were in the same league.
@@vi0letcr1meis it the one where he was really excited that Liam said they weren’t awful for an American band, and Tom said ah thanks man glad you liked the set and Liam says I didn’t say that?
Funny how Mark Lamarr has to read their name/song from a card as he has no idea who they are! Not exaggerating in saying they were the biggest band in the world 15 months later
Fuck off with that today’s music shit Today’s music is just as good, you just a nostalgic old bat. Blind to all the shit of 90s, and only remembering an annoying radio hit you heard yesterday.
People this is live no playback ! And this sounds even better than the album version. It' s just to explain how great they were. By the way: in my opinion the best version of Supersonic is live at Earls Court '95, then this one and live at MTV '94.
Impossible. The talent exists but people binge on it via internet getting instant gratification. Killing the whole build up of expectation. This music would also be killed by over-production. Things were simpler, raw ans more direct back then. When techno music started to become popular, it was clear that it would all be about short circuiting reward mechanisms rather than writing good tunes.
First heard this song as a 17yr old in 1994. I said after one listen? "Tp25 Greatest Rock n Roll songs of ALL-TIME. " 30yrs later? I ABSOLUTELY agree with my 17yr old self......
What I don't understand about a lot of music youtube videos is that people like to tell us they are 13 years old, or born in 1944 etc. I don't see the relevance in the slightest to the video. Apart from that, this is a fucking great tune
I saw this broadcast live on TV as it was shown late Friday night on The Word on Channel 4. At that time I too was in a band trying to make it … I couldn’t admit it to myself right at that moment… but deep down I instinctively knew that these guys were ‘something else’ … way better than my band.
Amazing live full sound,! The guitars sound fricking amazing, flawless vocals, drumming is solid and punchy. I thought the band was pre-recorded until they slowed down at the end. Immense!
You can tell exactly what Noel's thinking here: "It's about fucking time!" So oasis made their first TV debut exactly 5 years before I was born :D awesome!!!
Essa música pra mim foi demais, apesar da época, eles eram bem jovens e cantavam como se fosse o último dia. Gostei demais desse video ! HAHA O Liam ja estava na pode já ! UHSUASAH
I liked it best when everyone in Oasis bar Liam and Noel looked like plumbers and just kept rhythm. Desperately Maybe is the best album because they still had that rawness, like a bit of punk rock still there. If there was an unlikely reunion it would be nice to see the original line up. Even the much maligned drummer. I think he doesn't get enough credit. Early Oasis tunes like this were better for the simplistic drum beats.
When Liam was in his prime he was the best rock singer of all time. He could do the loud powerful rock songs but also the gentle ballads like wonderwall.
What a great exciting time the 90s were. I discovered music because of oasis aged 10 I saved up my pocket money and bought my 1st album what's the story morning glory still have the original copy to this day tho its pretty much ruined lol and I eventually had to buy it again. :)
I saw them on the morning glory tour when I was about that age too! I remember this Japanese techno type of band opened for them too but for the life of me can't remember their name!
@@gavand_4423 yeah i think nirvana probably was the biggest impact, except maybe queen. nirvana, oasis, and even weezer (my favorite band) were super influential though
@guitarfool27 What that is, is that you're seeing a performance of one of the greatest songs in the world, by the best band in the world. Your mind has decided this is the best moment in the song and is subconsciously trying to make it last longer.
@@badgasaurus4211 honestly there’s some songs in WTSMG that would honestly been fine with Tony. Tony once stated in a interview shortly after the release of his book talking about the claims from Noel that he wouldn’t be able to play the songs on WTSMG, he replies by saying that he was already well acquainted with the songs that they would be playing on WTSMG and had already rehearsed them. That left me thinking, wether they would be good or not, it would be interesting to see Tony rendition of those songs beside Some Might Say since he originally plays on it. In all honesty, i feel like BHN would have suited Tony style more compared to WTSMG ballad sound in my opinion.
@@898joker1 Noel said before that he did the drums on half the world away because Tony was not capable. This leads me to believe he did not have the skill to relax on the kit and switch the beats up. The live version of champagne supernova they did at earl’s court with the march beat and breakdown, Tony would have never been able to do. Tony probably would have done fine in the likes of Hey Now (if he got the starts right), Hello and Morning Glory. The heavier rock songs. Also for the record, I don’t think Noel ditched him because of skill, I think it was just they didn’t get a long.
@@badgasaurus4211 yeah, I personally think Tony wasn’t a bad drummer like Noel paints him to be. Tony was a consistent drummer with basic skills. It’s not like everyone in the band were some virtuoso musicians especially Guigsy. I would say Guigsy was honestly the weakest link in the group and not Tony. And yeah Tony was kicked out cause Noel simply didn’t like him. Would be the same case with Guigsy but Noel liked him.
@@898joker1 Yeah I think guigsy is proof it was beef between them. Bonehead taught him bass after all lol. And Noel didn’t sack guigsy when he couldn’t play Go Let It Out. He left on his own.
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I had a ticket to this show at the word with vip entrance to ministry of sound after and I didn’t bloody go! Think I went to the zap in Brighton. I worked at Sainsbury’s part time while going to college and they got a shed load of discounted tickets... Gutted! Still got to see them though and the prodigy
LIAM. IS. TOUCHING. THE. MIC.
That's before the times he got handcuffed behind his back for all the shenanigans he's done lol :)
YOU IS TOUCHING LITTLE KIDS.
@paperchasin23 Liam doesn't get 'nervous'
This was before corona.
@@RegularWilliam i think they mean that the fact he normally has his hands behind his back- like all the time-
It's so hard to think, this came out mere weeks before Cobain died. It's like a passing of the torch. Miss those days.
absolutely. very sad, also.
the second half of the 20th century had more incredible legendary musicians and composers than I think will ever happen in any century ever again. It was the perfect combination of instruments and recording techniques being perfected, a big pool of classical genius to draw from and build on and they didn't have stuff like autotune yet so people really had to be able to play their instruments.
But what's they reaction when Cobain died at that time
Death of grunge and the birth of britpop which is quite funny because live forever is an indirect answer to nirvana’s “I hate myself and I wanna die”
Live Forever was two fingers up to Nirvana and grunge. The whole Britpop movement evolves from the Beatles and love, not American crap.
This is the most 90's thing i've ever seen
So coolest thing u ever seen
There is no way, absolutely no way, to fail in your career when your presentation card is a song like this. At this point, when the first chord sounded, Oasis took possession of the world.
a bit strong... but, yes, they're very good
And performed as well as it was, Liam's voice is absolutely flawless on this, no nerves whatsoever.
It does annoy me when people dismiss Oasis as just a Beatles rip off band. Tons of artists have tried to rip off The Beatles but what made Oasis great was that they really were their own new thing. Noel was good enough to compose at least a dozen songs that were easily as good as The Beatles songs and Liam was a good enough singer to bring them to life. Overall I don't think anyone will ever surpass The Beatles but there have been enough groups to me that at their peak were in the same league.
This is so on point I'm in a coma
I never knew this was their breakthrough song, amazing and brilliant
I remember watching this at the time and the sound completely blew me away. I’d found the soundtrack to my youth.
ElyDock - me too. This blew me away. Never heard anything like it before - never forget watching this back in 1994.
just pure energy. Don't know how anyone at the time this was broadcasted could dislike this & not instantly become fans
初めてオアシスを聴いたのが22年前。
楽しい高校生活を送れた、オアシスありがとー！
10 seconds into this song you knew that they were going to be HUGE, and the 90s was full of these moments.
What an era for music.
You’re damn right
Remember watching this live, when Liam suddenly burst into 'I need tu beey maseellf!' i was instantly blown away.
LG is the inspiration to tom deLonge
@@Rzeznik664 There is a video where Tom talks about how much he loves Oasis
@@vi0letcr1meis it the one where he was really excited that Liam said they weren’t awful for an American band, and Tom said ah thanks man glad you liked the set and Liam says I didn’t say that?
I never knew Liam Gallagher used to have hands.
Funny how Mark Lamarr has to read their name/song from a card as he has no idea who they are!
Not exaggerating in saying they were the biggest band in the world 15 months later
So true
World!? 😂 England yes. Couldn’t crack America. Guns N Roses far bigger. AC/DC. Funny how people live in an echo chamber and assume it’s the world 😂
I think you'll find Nirvana were the biggest band in the world in 1994 and 1995..
And to think this peaked at number 32!! Imagine hearing this for the first time if this was released amongst all of today's dross.
Fuck off with that today’s music shit
Today’s music is just as good, you just a nostalgic old bat. Blind to all the shit of 90s, and only remembering an annoying radio hit you heard yesterday.
I imagine Liam going back to home and watch this while thinking "uugh this is awfull, ill never ever touch a mic again"
One of the best if not the best performance of this song live.
earl’s court for me, 100% their best version
lol, they are miming
@@stamfordmeetup That's not miming
@@jamiegoddard9465 for me too
they are miming the instruments, it was MTV policy that they play to a backing and the singer just sings alpmg
People this is live no playback ! And this sounds even better than the album version.
It' s just to explain how great they were.
By the way: in my opinion the best version of Supersonic is live at Earls Court '95, then this one and live at MTV '94.
Remember watching this at the time and knew instantly they were something special. Bought their album the following Monday.
This is so 90's... Good times.
Watching this blew me away almost 30 years later. So sick.
Definitely 💯
@@MarioGomez-nd2mxdefinitely maybe
Can't we bring these vibes back into the world? just living and chasing what you are meant to do
Impossible. The talent exists but people binge on it via internet getting instant gratification. Killing the whole build up of expectation.
This music would also be killed by over-production.
Things were simpler, raw ans more direct back then. When techno music started to become popular, it was clear that it would all be about short circuiting reward mechanisms rather than writing good tunes.
My favourite version of Supersonic
First heard this song as a 17yr old in 1994.
I said after one listen?
"Tp25 Greatest Rock n Roll songs of ALL-TIME. "
30yrs later? I ABSOLUTELY agree with my 17yr old self......
music will NEVER be this good again!!!
I remember seeing this when it was originally on and thinking, "shit, they're fucking good".
Me to
What I don't understand about a lot of music youtube videos is that people like to tell us they are 13 years old, or born in 1944 etc. I don't see the relevance in the slightest to the video. Apart from that, this is a fucking great tune
Jake Schneider they like to make people feel old by telling us how young they are lol
Aye like, no one cares that you were born on the same day Nirvana played the paramount stfu 😂😂
I was 15 at the time
March 1994 And this was absolutely Epic
I saw this broadcast live on TV as it was shown late Friday night on The Word on Channel 4. At that time I too was in a band trying to make it … I couldn’t admit it to myself right at that moment… but deep down I instinctively knew that these guys were ‘something else’ … way better than my band.
he was an still is the best thing to ever happen to rock n roll, the man FACT
Best 3 minutes 15seconds
Every time. Absolutely mental
Amazing live full sound,! The guitars sound fricking amazing, flawless vocals, drumming is solid and punchy.
I thought the band was pre-recorded until they slowed down at the end. Immense!
Sweet mother of mercy and baby jesus. I love this band, have done ever since I watched this live (well - whilst at home) on the TV
No doubts, one of the greatest Oasis performance of all time
How do the youngens say these days... mic drop
the instruments are definitely just a backing track icl
I remember this coming on as I watched the word weekly. I remember thinking wow who the f are they, what a sound, what presence
The camera work is amazing in this video.
Speaking of camera work, I wonder if the camera Liam is holding was actually running, and if so, where is that footage?
you gotta love the 90´s
Remember coming home from the pub and watching this.
Best oasis song...one of best 90s songs.
That's what we call a true rock n' roll drummer!
You can tell exactly what Noel's thinking here: "It's about fucking time!"
So oasis made their first TV debut exactly 5 years before I was born :D awesome!!!
Silvia you have great taste in music and you rock!
OMFG HES HOLDING THE MIC!! LIAAAAM 😍
Happy Birthday, Supersonic!
Essa música pra mim foi demais, apesar da época, eles eram bem jovens e cantavam como se fosse o último dia. Gostei demais desse video ! HAHA O Liam ja estava na pode já ! UHSUASAH
I liked it best when everyone in Oasis bar Liam and Noel looked like plumbers and just kept rhythm. Desperately Maybe is the best album because they still had that rawness, like a bit of punk rock still there. If there was an unlikely reunion it would be nice to see the original line up. Even the much maligned drummer. I think he doesn't get enough credit. Early Oasis tunes like this were better for the simplistic drum beats.
*Definitely Maybe. And no chance the original line up will make a return.
Yeah I think Guigsy's out for good unfortunately.
Lucky f***ks got to be in the studio listening to one of the greatest rock bands ever.
And that song.
F***king brilliant.
The moment the 90's came into colour.
30 years of this musical gem, you experience the same overflowing rock emotion when you listen to it, thank you for existing Gallagher brothers..
It touched my heart...
It was obvious from this moment they were biblical. Absolute masterpiece of a first tv appearance
I fucking love this version too. Much better than the studio one.
When Liam still had a great voice.
LG in his prime absolutely brilliant
Happy Birthday, Supersonic!
When Liam was in his prime he was the best rock singer of all time. He could do the loud powerful rock songs but also the gentle ballads like wonderwall.
이 얼마나 아름다운 목소리인가
After watching it 5 times in a row, the lady in blue at 2:27 became the funniest thing I've seen today
Fucking phenomenal debut.
Amazing live sound!
1:51 Kanye West
just don't get it
New alarm tone..see if this wakes ma ass up .oasis were fuckin mega back in the day.
This is hist-or-rey, this is just-or-rey
The 90's ,best decade ever.
What a great exciting time the 90s were. I discovered music because of oasis aged 10 I saved up my pocket money and bought my 1st album what's the story morning glory still have the original copy to this day tho its pretty much ruined lol and I eventually had to buy it again. :)
I saw them on the morning glory tour when I was about that age too! I remember this Japanese techno type of band opened for them too but for the life of me can't remember their name!
21 Años de esto hoy.
This is the longest time I see Liam touch the mic XD
And the rest as they say is history. No band as never made such an impact on the industry since the Beatles than Oasis
nirvana definitely made a huge impact, but unfortunately they couldn't be together long
@@gavand_4423 Led Zeppelin, pink floyd, radiohead to name a few.
GNR
@@gavand_4423 yeah i think nirvana probably was the biggest impact, except maybe queen. nirvana, oasis, and even weezer (my favorite band) were super influential though
@gavand_4423 ironically enough Definitely Maybe was released the same year Kurt Cobain Died
Babies! So young!!
@guitarfool27 What that is, is that you're seeing a performance of one of the greatest songs in the world, by the best band in the world. Your mind has decided this is the best moment in the song and is subconsciously trying to make it last longer.
So oasis made their first TV debut exactly 5 years before I was born :D awesome!!!
this is fantastic!!! thanks for upload!
Majestic!!!
AAAAAH Liam, porque vc tem que ser tão lindooooo?
My therapist recommended me this video to help with my serotonin stability
His hair style! Handsome
We were kids mad loving it with the boys
You know its old when Liam is touching the mic
OMG I want to run around screaming this song!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
EPIC INTRODUCTIOOOON
Godlike.
Tony is rocking it. Should never have got rid of him. He was a solid player. No need for loads of fancy fills etc.
Well they were needed in Morning Glory that’s for sure. Cast No Shadow, Wonderwall and Champagne Supernova with tony would have been pants.
@@badgasaurus4211 honestly there’s some songs in WTSMG that would honestly been fine with Tony. Tony once stated in a interview shortly after the release of his book talking about the claims from Noel that he wouldn’t be able to play the songs on WTSMG, he replies by saying that he was already well acquainted with the songs that they would be playing on WTSMG and had already rehearsed them. That left me thinking, wether they would be good or not, it would be interesting to see Tony rendition of those songs beside Some Might Say since he originally plays on it. In all honesty, i feel like BHN would have suited Tony style more compared to WTSMG ballad sound in my opinion.
@@898joker1 Noel said before that he did the drums on half the world away because Tony was not capable. This leads me to believe he did not have the skill to relax on the kit and switch the beats up. The live version of champagne supernova they did at earl’s court with the march beat and breakdown, Tony would have never been able to do.
Tony probably would have done fine in the likes of Hey Now (if he got the starts right), Hello and Morning Glory. The heavier rock songs.
Also for the record, I don’t think Noel ditched him because of skill, I think it was just they didn’t get a long.
@@badgasaurus4211 yeah, I personally think Tony wasn’t a bad drummer like Noel paints him to be. Tony was a consistent drummer with basic skills. It’s not like everyone in the band were some virtuoso musicians especially Guigsy. I would say Guigsy was honestly the weakest link in the group and not Tony. And yeah Tony was kicked out cause Noel simply didn’t like him. Would be the same case with Guigsy but Noel liked him.
@@898joker1 Yeah I think guigsy is proof it was beef between them. Bonehead taught him bass after all lol. And Noel didn’t sack guigsy when he couldn’t play Go Let It Out. He left on his own.
What I love about this version is Liam starting the song
Noel is a genius man!! Imagine they started when he was 21!!
the best few seconds of mark lamarr's life introducing oasis to the world before playing their debut single "supersonic".
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Nice one..dig it
Legends!
Wow 30 years ago
I love that lyric "the ride along "
I had a ticket to this show at the word with vip entrance to ministry of sound after and I didn’t bloody go! Think I went to the zap in Brighton.
I worked at Sainsbury’s part time while going to college and they got a shed load of discounted tickets...
Gutted! Still got to see them though and the prodigy
Remember watching this at this at the time, blown away and sweet them live, best thing I ever did apart from INXS '91 Respect from Scotland x
It's probably a pre-recorded live version. As in they've recorded a "live" instrumental track, earlier in the day, and are playing over it.
The 30th anniversary of this single being released. And the rest is history
LG in his prime absolutely brilliant
Superlativamente phoda!
Untouchable
this mic should b in the national museum!!!!!!!!!
This is history!!!
Anyone here 2020? ❤️
21 Años de esto hoy.
This is completely live. Just listen to how loud that bass is.
lol they are miming
@@stamfordmeetupthey aren’t lol
@@stamfordmeetup Noel is playing some chord variations that he didn't play on the album, and Liam sounds really drunk. So no, they aren't miming lol.
Oasis 💯 have never vocally mimed and have only ever had none live instruments once and that was forced on them at the Olympic/or commonwealth Games
I miss Oasis so much. The last of the great bands for me
I was 1 year old at the time. I wonder if this was on our TV and I watched this live. Who knows but I hope so lol
When Liam still had a great voice.
Luigi Casalatina he's got it back now sounding great 👌🏻
Yes, now he's fine again.
Aye he sounds great still at 46 years old
Yeah , what happened to His voice then?
Bernardo Cofré Toro I think he got a thyroid disease and his voice matured too
@mattyfrere1 Yes, in fact it was broken. All the bands that played there that day had to hold the microphone during all the songs.
Que buena voz tenía Liam :'(